revelation between america's relationship with pakistan. >> reporter: we're learning more about the navy seal raid that killed osama bin laden. >> bin laden's wife shot the u.s. assaulter was shot in the leg and not killed. bin laden was killed. he was not armed. >> reporter: how much did pakistan know about bin laden's location. he lived there the mast five or six years. >> i think they are trying to determine themselves whether will were individuals within the pakistani government who were knowledgeable. >> reporter: pervez musharraf denied the charges. >> any information that they knew about, this is absolutely wrong. >> reporter: u.s. intelligence analysts are carving through

documents that could provide a treasure trove of information. >> what they're looking for is the plans for attacks and where the money comes from and where the money maybe sitting. >> reporter: then there is the question on whether or not to release gruesome photos of the corpse. they want to dedosh -- debunk that he's still alive. according to leon panetta, sunday's raid was kept a secret for fear it could jeopardize the mission. t.j. winick reporting from new york. they're known as the elite among elite. the navy seal six unit was selected to capture or kill enemy number one.

we'll see what makes this team unique. osama bin laden's death has taken on special significance in washington state. plans are in the works for a 9/11 memorial. in a nondescript garage there were two twisted hunks of steel. they were once part of the world trade center. the steel was draped in the american flag once considered evidence of osama bin laden's evil. soon they will stand on end as part of the 9/11 memorial. >> it's going to be something where the local community will feel and see, you know, a piece of some history. >> reporter: now the plan is to put them along the waterfront. they will be joined by two pieces of stone from the pentagon. the goal is to share stories of heroism. final stages of design for the memorial are underway. the plan is set to be complete pie september 11th -- by september 11th of next year. organizers of the memorial

will release ren consider itings of the -- renderings of the project. wreckage will be incorporated into the privately funded memorial. it will function as a sun dial using the shadow of the trade center. it will bear the names and birthdates of the victims who considered maryland home. we have plenty more on this story at abc2news.commed we also look at how the death of osama bin laden will affect the economy. that's all at abc2news.com. a 5-year-old boy spends days trapped in the closet with the body of his dead father. the gruesome discovery was made

in jessup. >> reporter: they are trying to determine what killed najib abdullah. the 5-year-old spent five days with his father's corpse. a woman said she would never forget. >> so sad. he had the biggest eyes. he said i'm thirsty. and my daddy's dead. >> reporter: the search for 26-year-old najib abdullah began last tuesday after an alleged assault on his father a few blocks away. a call to police -- >> we had a warrant for his arrest for that assault. there was a broken window in this house. there was no one leaf -- living there. we suspect he breck in. >> reporter: the owner said they discovered the broken window and notified police medley. >> they came, did a search, got

to the door and said my husband told them that was the door we couldn't get open. we all assumed someone -- the reason why it wasn't opening, once we busted the door in, is the man's body was across there. >> reporter: amid speculation that he was struck in the head that may have caused his death. police say the preliminary autopsy showed no blunt force trauma. they are now awaiting a toxicology report. >> he is not the type of person who would use drugs to overdose. if anything, this was foul play. >> the owner found the child and his father's body. police said if less had done a more thorough search of searching the home, they would

have found the boy. one year ago today yeardley love was murdered in her apartment. tonight her alma mater, notre dame is remembering her. she was found dead in her apartment at the university of virginia. her ex-boyfriend, george huguely is charged with her murder. the school wants to keep her memory arrive. they are awarding the first yeardley love scholarship to amber waynewright. the academy is remembering her with an event called bringing out the yeardley in everyone. new at 11 tonight, we are continuing our series, maryland cold cases with a new story. tonight 24-year-old janice potter was in the prime of her life. her whole life ahead of her, but on a rainy night that was all

taken away. now 25 years later her family is revamping their fight for answers. >> somebody out there knows the truth, not just the person who did it. but 25 year also go by and they don't say anything. >> linda has that story tonight. you know what? warm, lots of sun, a good looking day. everything is good, but there is a storm developing out in western maryland right now. let's take a look on maryland's most powerful radar. there's not much from hagerstown eastward. further west a different story. storms rumbling stored -- towards cumberland, i-68 between hagerstown and cumberland. you continue to see this storm as it pushes slowly eastward but also northward.

we have a severe thunderstorm watch but it's for points far to our west. you can see the storms pushing in on the satellite as well. temperatures well up into the mid-80s. we're still at 80-degree plus, frederick, washington. for now the storms will be way west. we talk about that and look ahead to much cooler weather. it's all coming up. if you drive a honda or acura, honda motor company is expanding one of its air bags recalls. 833,000 more vehicles from model years 2001 through 2003 should be checked out. last year the japanese automaker recalled more than 437,000 vehicles because of some air bag concerns. apparently faulty components can cause the air bags to deploy too forcibly.

the automaker will begin sending out notifications to owners before the and of the month. taylor farms pacific, incorporated said the vegetable mitt have salmonella. it contains packaged salads. they have an expiration date from april 2th to may 9th. 13 states are affected by the recall, but mostly out of the west. if you have questions, you can call the food and drug administration. so what's sweet, wrinkled, purple and sometimes gold? raisins. they're in the spotlight because it's national raisin week. raisins are said to be a good source of fib berks pow tas sigh yum -- fiber, potassium, iron and some calcium. coming up we'll tell you how

scammers are targeting those looking to make a career change. plus, it is the first time prices hit this high, but we'll feel you in on how you can feel some relief. at that point the dogs got sucked out. we're going to hear one man's desperate attempt to save himself and his dog from a massive tornado.

the good news is companies are finally hiring again. the bad news is some of those job offers aren't offers at all. >> many people are looking for work these days. the most popular place to search, the big job hunting websites. it seems more and more jobs

advertised online or scams hoping to get your money. mike is looking for work. so he listed his resume on a number of popular employment websites. >> i started receiving these emails from these companies that actually had legitimate names. >> reporter: that's when this college grad started noticing red flags of bogus job offers. >> they said they needed somebody with a good credit rating. >> reporter: which leads to red flag number two. any company that wants you to pay for a credit check right off the back. >> they sent me a check, and it looked like a cashier's check. >> reporter: red flag number three. any company that wants you to deposit money for mystery shopping or any other reason.

>> one company wanted me to be a pay tell manager. >> reporter: the biggest red flag, companies wanting account numbers or money even before an interview. >> you want to be careful for anyone who asks for money upfront. that's a huge red flag. >> reporter: remember, this college grad was almost fooled and you could be, too. >> these were real companies. >> reporter: but somebody usedder that name. >> someone had stolen their name. >> reporter: be aware of any job listing involving depositing checks or anything to do with foreign companies. while some foreign companies can be legit, many are offshore scam artists looking to entrap me. the state's casinos may be hiring. they made $13.6 million last

week alone. they made $77.1 million for the fiscal year. they get one third of the gross revenues. 48.5% is set aside for the state's education trust fund. listen to this. nearly half of men younger than 25 apparently are paying nothing for their living arrangements. they're living with family and friends. the reception and sluggish recovery have put more people in the category of living with mom and dad out of financial necessity no matter how old they are. all right. check it out. severe weather watch up for severe thunderstorms, western maryland, washington county, allegany county and the coastal flood concern will be there. again, no thunderstorm action at

the moment. that could change, though, later this evening. 81 at the airport and winds south at 10. take a look at deep creek lake with our hd weather net camera at the sky valley lodge. you see the clouds rolling in and the showers as well. much cooler air. they're only in the 50s right now. mt. airy, closer to home. on the west side of town you see clouds billowing up. skies looking a little more active west of town in frederick. at the moment, all the thunderstorm action well north and west of baltimore from cumberland to southern pennsylvania, breezewood and then we've got the possibility of hagerstown will experience scattered thunderstorm activity in relatively short order. temperatures have been the big story for most of the middle and eastern two thirds. warm weather well into the 80s.

take a look at the highs. 86 at the inner har bamplet tomorrow talk about a change. 58 or so will be it in ruxton, canton. right now you can see more of the intense thunderstorm action is north of the state line up into central pennsylvania. we have plenty of rain, big line of showers, a long line of wet weather from basically upstate new york back down through alabama and mississippi. so the whole line headed in our direction, we'll look forward to arriving later this evening. last-minter rands -- last-minute errands, good weather to do it. as it begins to push in after 7:00, 8:00, look for rain on and off and hanging out through the first half of our wednesday

before it finally pushes offshore by 5:00 or 6:00. so the last of our state probably not clearing. thursday looks like a much drier day, good looking day for cinco de mayo, thunderstorms. tomorrow we're looking at 58. it will be murky with rain showers the first part of the day tomorrow. tomorrow night clearing skies, quite a bit cooler. as we go down to the low 40s, seven-day forecast, bouncing back. one thing about may that sun's getting more intense. you have to clear the skies like we will on thursday. you're immediately back up close to 70. i think we get to 70 friday and saturday. right now we're looking at the possibility of a batch of showers coming in saturday night

into early sunday. so we'll keep an eye on that for the weekend. tonight we'll watch maryland's most powerful radar closely. >> thanks a lot. at least within person was killed in a -- one person was killed in a tornado in new zealand. the twister came dangerousously close to where parents were picking up their kids from school. he described this as frightening and surreal. water spouts were spotted across hawaii and some island tornadoes touched down. surfers were riding the waves. fortunately, no one was hurt and no buildings were damaged. not a fireworks show. those flashes of light are levee explosions. the army corps of engineers blue

it up to prevent flooding. it is expected to save small towns like cairo, illinois, rivers are hitting record highs. in parts of memphis, roads are now water ways. >> i'm kayaking down my neighborhood street and it's a mess. >> volunteers are bringing in medicine and supplies and reports of looting have many people on alert. it was charlie sheen who stole the attention,. >> at that point the dog got sucked out. >> they lost everything in the tornado but one family is really counting their blessings tonight, extremely grateful. chris was at his home and his wife was at school when the tornado started. he leashed his two dogs, tied them to the leg, climbed in the

bathtub. put his motorcycle helmet on. the tub lifted like was going to go with it. i was able to hang on to the dogs. >> the tornadoes destroyed the home but the dogs and chris crawled out with just a few scratches. when debra got there she tried to find him. chris borrowed a phone and called family in new york. debra had done the same and they met. >> i promised to never argue ever again about taking out the garbage. >> the couple said they were happy top find each other. when you head to the hospital for care, you expect to be treated equally. but researchers say that's not the case for some patients. we'll tell you why some experts

say men get better care for treatment than women dealing with the same problem. plus, it's a medical condition that many people don't know they have until the pain becomes too much. we'll fill you in on the causes and signs of gout. ♪

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no blackout dates, and no red tape. men, women and heart disease. a study shows women are getting short changed. health graced find big differences in the treatment given to male and female treatments while the number of heart bypass surgeries have increased, only a third who suffered a heart attack had surgery compared to half of men.

the death rate was higher for women. the greatest difference was seen in heart valve replacement where women had a 4.5% greater risk of dying. doctors know that obesity increase as person's risk of heart disease. doctors found that waist size provides a far more accurate way to determine a person as chance from dying from heart disease, that heart patients with a higher ratio of waist to hip circumference or large waist size was 70% more likely to die during the study period than those with smaller waists. gout, that is a severely painful condition that a lot of people can suffer from. a lot of people have no idea they have it. gout is a type of arthritis that forms when sharp crystal forms.

they are a product of crystals found in food. they cause the joints to become red, tender, hot and swollen. the cause varies. some prescription drugs or die yet can bring -- diet can bring it on. >> reporter: usually the seafoods, the shellfish, the liver, any of the kidney type of meats. >> gout can usually be treated with nonsteroidal drugs along with a change in your diet. tonight, more on the elite neigh navy seals -- elite navy seals. find out what makes this group unique. we're also going to take you to the store where the owner launched an osama sale.